Upcoming Projects
Edmund Gainesville
Freestone Construction
Market: Multifamily - Affordable Housing
Location: Gainesville, GA
Edmund Gainesville Phase I is a 64-unit multifamily residential development in Gainesville, Georgia. The three-story project encompasses 74,746 square feet and features Type V-A construction on a slab-on-grade foundation. Working with Freestone Construction, Essayon Construction Group performed wood framing, exterior sheathing, and window installation for the project, which was designed by Geheber Lewis Architects.
Edmund Doraville Phase II
Freestone Construction
Market: Multifamily - Affordable Housing Apartments
Location: Doraville, GA
Edmund Doraville Phase II is a 61,747-square-foot multifamily development in Doraville, Georgia. The four-story building includes 55 residential units and features Type V-A construction on a slab-on-grade foundation.
Essayon Construction Group partnered with Freestone Construction to perform wood framing, exterior sheathing, and window installation. Our scope connected the building's structural framing with key exterior enclosure components, supporting its progression from framing to a defined residential exterior.
Delowe Village Apartments
HJ Russell and Company
Market: Multifamily - Apartment & Affordable Housing
Location: East Point, GA
Delowe Village Apartments brings 96 affordable apartment homes to East Point, Georgia. Essayon Construction Group partnered with H. J. Russell & Company to perform wood framing, exterior sheathing, and window installation for the three-story, 113,194-square-foot development. Designed by Corcoran-OTA Group, Delowe Village Apartments combines Type V-A construction with a multifamily residential design. The project reflects a continued investment in affordable housing in East Point, creating homes that support the community's residential needs.
Essayon's work focused on the building's wood-framed structure and exterior enclosure. Our scope brought together framing, sheathing, and window installation as part of the broader construction effort led by H. J. Russell & Company.
